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March
March 2024
Ten Hag on borrowed time as City eventually expose frightening gulf in class
World indoors: Lavin runs new PB to cruise into semi-finals, Irish relay team qualify for final
4 jobs facing John O'Shea during his interim stint in charge of Ireland
'He is your typical Northside Dub - very friendly and very driven at the same time'
Mawdsley loses place in 400m final after galling DQ, while Healy falls in 1500m heat
Snow joke - O'Shea unveiling postponed, Rovers v Drogheda and Bohs v Dundalk off
Brian Kerr returns to FAI as he joins John O'Shea's coaching staff
February
February 2024
Pod complex: How Stick to Football has given us a more rounded view of Roy Keane
FAI appoint John O'Shea as Irish head coach on interim basis
O’Shea will be assisted by Paddy McCarthy, with a permanent appointment to be made in April.
Paul Clement interested in vacant Irish manager's role
Clement has previously worked with the Irish U21s, and worked alongside Carlo Ancelotti at Chelsea, PSG, Real Madrid, and Bayern Munich.
FAI chairman sends email to all staff expressing regret at fallout to PAC appearance
Bohemians confirm discussions underway to host friendly with Palestine national team
Leona Maguire moves into contention at halfway stage of LPGA Thailand
PAC chairman: FAI's redacted email is 'an insult to the public'
'Throwaway line' and redacted transparency leave another dent in FAI's credibility
Thursday’s appearance in front of the Public Accounts Committee is another blow for an Association seeking increased Government funding.
FAI president: Confidence in CEO Jonathan Hill 'challenged' after bruising PAC appearance
This uninspiring manager search is at least not distracting us from our minnow status
Unlike the heady fantasy of past managerial hunts, this one is at least not an exercise in blinding us to Irish football’s many problems.
Angry Siptu workers call on FAI management to resolve pay dispute at WRC
The FAI seek to fuse ancient divides as they unveil their masterplan for football in Ireland
FAI stop short of guaranteeing new Irish manager will be in place for March friendlies
Chris Coleman now out of the running to be next Ireland manager
Ten Hag may not survive Ratcliffe's overhaul, Chelsea lose their nerve too early
Some talking points from the weekend’s Premier League action.
Big blow for Bohs as Rob Cornwall suffers ACL injury
Chris Coleman emerges as contender for Ireland job
The former Wales boss has emerged at the front of the queue with a deal for Lee Carsley stalling.
Maguire's challenge for Saudi International falters, McIlroy and Power climb Genesis leaderboard
Klopp on Kelleher - 'If Ireland have a better goalie than him, I have to say 'respect''
Contender Neil Lennon says decision on new Irish manager is 'imminent'
Sparkling Clarke rescues point for Bohs in thriller with Sligo
Bohs left it late to salvage a 2-2 draw at Dalymount Park.
'I thought it needed a freshness' - Much-changed Dundalk seek to scale former heights
Galway United apologise for post featuring player who pled guilty in fatal road collision
GAA needs to end the hypocrisy of ‘wink-and-elbow’ payments to managers
Tom Ryan last week said it is contributing to the erosion of the GAA’s volunteer ethos.
Sport Ireland ‘doesn’t have jurisdiction’ to introduce drug testing to schools’ rugby
33 athletes in receipt of top funding as record high performance investment announced
Kelleher impresses again, United still unconvincing, and Moyes in danger at West Ham
Some talking points from the Premier League weekend.
'It doesn’t faze me anymore' - Ignoring McIlroy comparison to plot own way to top of golf
The rise of Conor Bradley, and how the FAI missed out
The FAI tried to sway Bradley, but found it was already too late.
How Xabi Alonso has made himself the obvious successor to Jurgen Klopp
Alonso’s Leverkusen face Bayern Munich in a top-of-the-table Bundesliga clash later today.
McKibbin remains in contention at half-way point of Qatar Masters
New Ireland boss to face England at home in first competitive match
FAI apologise for claim 'excessive alcohol and substance intake' contributed to fans' issues in Amsterdam